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Miami Cast Wants Salary Raise For Season 5
Evelyn, Tami, Shaunie and Suzie wants a salary raise for the new season. Filming of the 'Basketball Wives' season 5 begun filming last week and according to TMZ they are in the process of renegotiating their contracts and wanting a pay raise. However, VH1 producers are refusing to pay them more cash. TMZ says the producers made a clear before the filming started that they won't be getting a pay raise.
"Despite the deadlock, we're told production schedules were sent out and the girls began filming in hopes a deal would be worked out shortly. So far, a deal has not been reached and neither side is budging ... so we're told the "Wives" are planning to walk out next week if VH1 can't agree to the terms."
What To Expect For Season 5
"Despite the deadlock, we're told production schedules were sent out and the girls began filming in hopes a deal would be worked out shortly. So far, a deal has not been reached and neither side is budging ... so we're told the "Wives" are planning to walk out next week if VH1 can't agree to the terms."
What To Expect For Season 5
Tami Roman did an interview with toofab and briefly talked about season 5 saying the new season will be focused on family and positive things.
"I’m excited about it because the show has the tendency to border on the dramatic aspect of our lives. This particular season we’re getting more into our families, the positive things we’re doing, creating a balance for the show. Last season was particularly hard for me because of the things we went through. It is reality TV and one moment that happens for 15 minutes is stretched out for 4 weeks of our lives."
"I’m excited about it because the show has the tendency to border on the dramatic aspect of our lives. This particular season we’re getting more into our families, the positive things we’re doing, creating a balance for the show. Last season was particularly hard for me because of the things we went through. It is reality TV and one moment that happens for 15 minutes is stretched out for 4 weeks of our lives."
